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Acts of Green UNSA 2016 Collaboration by Evelindecora

Evelindecora 4/23/162:05 AM

Acts of Green UNSA 2016 Collaboration by Evelindecora

Edible gold leaf on cookie, decorated with royal icing collar. Made for Acts of Green UNSA to celebrate Earth Day April 22, 2016

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LaegwenSuper Gobbler

That's just drop dead gorgeous...

4/23/162:10 AM

Manu biscotti decoratiCookie Queen in Training

Beautiful, Evelin! That royal icing transfer is amazing. I have no clue about how you made it and about how you were able to transfer it on the cookie without breaking it! This is something that one may not think about at a first glance to a such a perfect work of art.

4/23/162:42 AM

EvelindecoraCookie Queen

Laegwen posted:
That's just drop dead gorgeous...

Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

4/23/163:05 AM

EvelindecoraCookie Queen

Manu posted:
Beautiful, Evelin! That royal icing transfer is amazing. I have no clue about how you made it and about how you were able to transfer it on the cookie without breaking it! This is something that one may not think about at a first glance to a such a perfect work of art.

Thank you Manu! It is the same method used on cakes with icing collars. If you use a high quality royal icing mix it doesn't break at all! ❤️

4/23/163:07 AM

Anne Bodeman WidgaGobbler

Beyond words! Such talent you have. A question - what do you use for your surface to do the royal icing work? Silicone paper, waxed paper? I find that with a design of any size my surface paper wrinkles from the moisture in the icing, causing the design to not be perfectly flat when dried. I tried working with my pattern under a piece of clear plastic but it wouldn't dry on such a non-porous surface. Thank you.

4/23/165:08 AM

Teri Pringle WoodCookie Queen

Fantastically wonderful

4/23/168:05 AM

MarimenGobbler

Amazing

4/23/169:08 AM

Bakerloo StationSuper Gobbler

Stop the presses! This is beyond the beyond. Whoa.

4/23/1610:04 AM

Ahimsa Custom CakesSuper Gobbler

Beautiful work, Evelin!

4/23/1610:12 AM

EvelindecoraCookie Queen

Anne Bodeman Widga posted:
Beyond words! Such talent you have. A question - what do you use for your surface to do the royal icing work? Silicone paper, waxed paper? I find that with a design of any size my surface paper wrinkles from the moisture in the icing, causing the design to not be perfectly flat when dried. I tried working with my pattern under a piece of clear plastic but it wouldn't dry on such a non-porous surface. Thank you.

Hi Anne! I always use a clear plastic envelop, the one you usually use to place documents, with a white border with holes. It works both with transfers and collars! ❤️

4/23/161:09 PM